bit far, but your entitled to your opinion.

I'd have thought so, but then, you knew that didn't you, you cheeky bus driver.

Sure is to travel, see nothing and come back a minimum of £15 out of pocket.

Bit harsh on your team there mate

Wasn't 100% sure to be honest

Will be interesting to see what the likes of Widnes have to say if no work is carried out and the next franchise application is full of more false promises.
Should imagine Wakey will need to get there asses in gear too.

On the flip side, I can hardly see the RL booting any current SL club out over this.

True fans travel,
far, close.
Don't come then if your moaning, sounds to me like your making excuses not to attend.

£15 is excessive to watch from the South stand. You are at least 30 yards away from the try line and the terracing only goes up about 10 feet above ground level.

It appears even more excessive when you consider that the other televised all Super League game that weekend at the all seater Galpharm Stadium is only £10 for adults, £5 for OAP's and students, and £2 for kids for any seat!

Rovers will need to do some ground improvements before the next round of Franchises are handed out, thats for sure.

But, so will Salford, Cas, Wakefield & St Helens.

They wont kick them all out and Rovers have already done more than any on the above list.

Results & league position would suggest otherwise.

Ive got my coach and ticket bought and i travel to the games whatever the standards or location of the ground, still think your club should do something to improve the stadium for away fans, or at least give us our fair share of tickets like you do with League match's.

This is poor from KR, they should at least let the away fans have the whole of the North Stand.

However its not the fault of the fans on here, any frustrations need to be directed at the club not this forum.

We have passholders located in this Stand, how would you suggest we handle them? I know its a cup game which is not covered by a season ticket, but they have the option to purchase their regular seat.

FWIW, Rovers should have allocated a minimum of 600 (50%) North Stand tickets to Warrington.

Don't get me wrong, I agree with you. Paying £15 or whatever to go to watch a game from 30 yds away is disgraceful and rovers would get bigger attendances as it would encourage away fans to come if it was cheaper.

Aye just like your lot did when you weren't in SL

I can guarantee Hull fans will not be shown the same sympathy when we get charged full pops